F1 College drop-out

[miche15]

Hi! I’m new to the forum and I’ve got a quick question. I was on a Student Visa in 2022 (F1), I was enrolled in a community college but I decided to drop out due to mental health issues and because my expectations of the program I was enrolled in were not met at all.
I’d withdrawn from my classes and left the country a few days later.
Is there any chance I could apply again for a Visa now that a year is passed (or even in the future) and be accepted?

Thank you for your help

[andreen]

When applying for a new visa, you must disclose your previous visa history, including the fact that you were on an F-1 visa and left your program early. U.S. consular officers are primarily concerned with whether you meet the qualifications for the new visa and if you intend to comply with the visa's terms. Be prepared to explain: Retro Bowl College

• Why you left your program (e.g., mental health struggles, unmet expectations).
• What has changed since then to ensure you’ll complete a program if granted a new visa.

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